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The Immigrant, James Gray's melodrama set in 1920s New York, is finally here—and it's either his magnum opus or a half-baked bore. More »
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Jon Frosch is a film critic for FRANCE 24 based in Paris. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, The Hollywood Reporter, and others.
The Immigrant, James Gray's melodrama set in 1920s New York, is finally here—and it's either his magnum opus or a half-baked bore. More »
Abdellatif Kechiche's film about young female lovers beautifully explores the effects class and upbringing have on romance. Plus: Alexander Payne's new road-trip film is a success. More »
Only God Forgives has received impassioned reviews from both ends of the critical spectrum. Plus: Director Lynne Ramsay shares details from inside the festival's jury room. More »
Michael Douglas plays Liberace and Matt Damon plays his longtime lover in Behind the Candelabra, which lives up to its buzz. More »
Inside Llewyn Davis chronicles a '60s folk singer using biting humor—and great tunes. More »
Among the Cannes Film Festival's highlights thus far have been The Bling Ring and Jeune et jolie, two films about bored adolescents dabbling in criminal activity. More »
Critics have noted that the world's most prestigious film festival will spotlight an outsize number of movies from its host country—as well, of course, as from the U.S. More »
With Steven Spielberg presiding over a high-profile melange of actors and filmmakers in the judging committee, there could be some blending and clashing of artistic visions. More »
Evaluating this summer's crop of buzzed-about films from abroad More »
A raunchy Southern thriller, a cross-dressing epic, and a surreal French fantasy were among the fest's best movies. More »
The jury at the international film festival handed out a relatively conservative set of awards. More »
Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman light up the unfairly bashed Lee Daniels film 'The Paperboy' More »
The buzz on the Kerouac adaptation is bad, but the movie's actually pretty good. More »
At Cannes, a glimpse into the weird world of ads for films that don't have distributors--films like 'Lesbian Vampire Warriors' and 'Zombieass' More »
A young director talks about his Cannes hit about a man's transformation into womanhood More »
This ode to young love overcomes the 'Royal Tenenbaums' director's worst tendencies More »
A preview of the influential film festival that kicks off May 16 More »
Evaluating the coming crop of buzzed-about films from around the globe More »
Evaluating the coming crop of buzz-about films from around the globe More »
